The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-01-27, Page 74; ex� TD
The 03:0q,1 ' yoiijilOs•
wrestling team'. _Wen a --'111,14J. -
meet -with Stratford Central
here. last Tuesdny 4,y•a.;•9.714.
score.
Eight Vtking,s wort :their
bouts, six 4i, pinsand two on
pint. • :- •-:' • :•L •
Brian SheWfelt, .at 90
poounds, Bili. .Tigert, .
•pounds, Mike :Jeffery, .123
pounds, Dwight Isaac, ',136
pounds, Steve Palmer, 141
pounds and Chris. Wood, 148
pounds all won on pins. Rick
Todd, 'in the 130 pound class
,and Dave Rodgers. at 368
091.4414..e4011-7; and.14-0
respectively.Two other. . Vikings, Rick
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C.!Prirlell;• 114 pounds, and
1141ke., ';#41;Ylcins, ,116-09,90ds,
won exhibltionhatit4f,BjlI
Titert:'*07:'..Wreittc4",at 98
pounds and c';'Sitesifelt
f°44#14kPottnds,,:4;
Saturday - theYilting•sOnad
7Was4'kepreSeatad by nine
wrestlers in a tei'l;'nainent at
Stratford Central in which 10
teams competed. Six of the
Vikings finished in the top six
places in their weight
categories. giving their team
Rodges was CO
pounds, Dwigt Isaac 4t 136
pounds, and -Mike Jetfery, at
,•••:;123. OimitW#01`Chrjs fthird, while;
W.9#4,?v,0,10,
157' 'potittd'' 011004",Stgve
Palmer -in the,
143 pound 1as and
Tigerk •
-pound class.
"Tuesday. the rapidly
im-
proving .Vijing ,wrestlers -
outfought St- Marys. Today
(Thursday) coach. Rayk'
Donnelly's .sqnati: is in
Stratford for a dual ineet with
Stratford Nerthwestern.
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The GoderiehMerC1' ants
drubbed Thedford Satuday
-2' night to grab a four point
..; ..A1:4..:':f.:.:,:i• - -'' - game in Central Huron.
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;mitt nhatit, tiveen,aMentber Of",‘, 044 Goderleh Won -the dual meet held at GM!. , Hockey League action, then
7G"Or'ereitifirtiini ' and- a member of the Stratford' last Thursday by a score of 39-12. (staff photo)
. • • went to Zurich Sunday- night
• and lost 3-2. The four' point
, : game is one of three
.:::'ci.; • .
The Merchants came out
::wo • scheduled this season- for
Goderich.
loaded for bear grabbing a 4-1
. Gre n and Parent e o s on, o good Wayne Martin scored for Port
ets took back to back use 'grabbing their ejghth on the man advantage. Dale
pings in their last two goal. Lot -ell Leach got in the - fIttnican and Roger Lewis
gs getting shellacked by act '` for Listowel with 16 were watching the end of the
wel 9,,.../ in Lietewelseconds left ' grabbing the second period from the
sday aricidropped 7-1 by :'final goal ontkpower play. penalty box and Port Elgin
'Elgin in Port Stinday. Penalties told the tale in scored with five seconds left
games were penalty Port Elgin when Goderich to take a 4-0 lead to the
n, GoderiCh ' taking. 22 gave up six powerplay goals dressing room,
tes in the Listowel game and lost 7-1. The Midgets took , In the opening minute of the
24 Minutes arid a 10 13 minor,penalties and Steve., third period Steve Arbour
te misconduct in the • Arbour was given a ten was given a gross misconduct
lgin minute gross misconduct and the automatio two minute
towel drew first blood in - :Penalty in the second period. minor was served by Bill
day's game.when Kevin '4:7 Port ',Elgin opened the Peters. -Port Elgin used the-,
en stole the :scoring Noth., 6;49 played in •Ipower play again to increase
in unmolestedfo slap it . 'tbe first period after. 'Roger their lead getting a goal from, ,
etmitideliTe*Beditrd.. • Lewis had kqrvid30'Seconds
• . • • '
a minute later when tiipping:iantie White.slipped e ees-(tinnier
-
p Dale Duncan, but a Play set up by Pete Roedger
r play goo gave-- and Howie Wark.
Howie Wark. Larry Daer got
tagged for tripping with 12
minutes gone in the period
and Barry Dunlop puthed
Port'slead to 6-0..
Mike Larkin stole Terry
Yourth's shutout with seven
minutes . left in the game
taking a pats from Larry
Daer and Roger Lewis to give
Goderich their only lift of the,
evening. Abetit four minutes
later Port Elgin ended the
scoring with another power
play tally, Wayne Martin
scoring' with Dale 'Duncan
Was serving a tripping minor:
rich 00' e fess ,;;0 a two.,minute •tainOr for
HanlY and Rick Rawsbn the puck by Tony -Bedard on a
wel the lead again and The:game started to get Out f 4•••
never looked back. Steve o. f control about two minutes
ur got the gate for in-! tato the second period turning
ence at 5:37 of the first into a free for all. Until that The '"Gaderielt Lions
d and four seconds later - time only six penalties had Peewees backed a potent
Gross put Listowel on been assessed, Our of -them to offence.yith, steady
Gary Gibson addetV'nnvi-4,-Pert Elgin. pert 'Elgin took. goaltending as they him -
for IsistowefbefoinAhe.... another'i ftk,o0ayies the -Y rneted -Port: Etgin -12-1 in
f the period., '705.4erieh -INVickliagne play :in Port-
e ReynoldstOOk over was giveti""-nine minors by Elgin B unday. -
ending duties for referee Jake Bothman. GotleriCh ininagedonly one
rich In the Middle period • .Sterie Arbour was given the goal in the first period but
eld Listowelidone.goal. gate for roughing' and an unwound for nine goals in the
Gross, got his second eit,g. identical 'call Went against second and added three more
ame in- thajrqiclitleofthes47Port Elgin sending Mark in the third in their best of -
to .:0•444iT,': Groh to the box. Port used the fensive.otignitof the season.
o 4-1.tour on four four to -grah their Liona. teach Tom Thom -
third ped bele ,tied 7,•,.4.a..Ood#, ;I. • . Gerry: psop, said:, it ;Was the hest
e home team Aleynolds..-?Y,iinhafilenteesch beating games : the peewees have
Bedard' sharing Tony TOO Bedard for a 2-0 Port played this season and added
endingd'utiOs,and giving, lead. With 3:93left to go in the that they nieved and handled
ve unanqyipied, goals; Seciond Larry Daer „was given the:puck extremely
of t 4#kc',01beivink: penalty% and:, -
goals were:
d with well.4- GoderichV,S110r-
ed• ,°•
in KotiittVa-iifiiite4 the!'?
four minutes into
d and six -minutes later,
nnett made it 6-1. Chad:
got his' hit:trick on a
r play effortat42:21 and
ends later Listowel nut
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"4.
lead over Medford in the first
20 minutes. milt Place
started the scoring 39 seconds
after the puck was dropped
taking a pass from Greg
, Hansen and Cam MacDonald
and beating Thedford net -
minder Wayne Clements. Jim
Hayter made it 2-0 Mth 12:25
left to go in the period moving
up from his spot on defense
and putting a Milt Place pass
behind Clements.
Paul Corriveau made it 3-0
.!itrith 7:29 to go in the first
getting help from Brian
Thompson. Twenty seconds
later Thedford finally beat
Merchant netminder Doug
Fisher when Don Hodgins
scored making it 3-1.
Goderich grabbed a power
•1 y goal with 39 seconds left
'Atte- Period,' when Ron
iitstOne and Milt -Place set
up,Patn MacDonald.
Thedford looked like they
might getback in the game in
the first 'half of the middle
periodscoring. two goals.
Norm Stewart _grabbed an
unassisted marker with 16:38
left, to play and nine minutes
later Bill Fraser made it 4-3.
The Merchants exploded for
three goals in the final foAr
minutes of the period putting
the in the bag. With 3:59
left in the second, Brian
Thompson grabbed a pass
from Frank Hagan and Ron
Corriveau to boost.Goderich
back to a two goal lead. With
t :05 left Milt Place geniis
second with help from Cam
Port Elgin scored theirtmly
goal of the game with just 1.25
remaining in the contest to
spoil the shutout.
• Scott Ross and Denis Kerr
led the Goderich squad with
three goals apiece while
teammates Darrell Graham
and Mark Crawford added
two goals each. Jim Mathers
and Tom Smith" scored one
goal apiece and. Rob Kisch
chipped in with four assists.
Gary Tucker Scored the
only Port Elgin goal on an
tutassisteci effort:
The peewees return to
action this weekend with an
exhibition game in Vanastra.
ra
MacDonald and MacDonald
scored one of his one with 20
seconds left to give Goderich
a 7-3 lead to take to the
dressing room. Tom O'Brien
assisted on. MacDonald's
goal.
With just over seven
minutes, left -in the game,
Milt Place got his hattrick
getting help from Ron
Whetstone and Cain
MacDonald. Bill Fraser
scored again for Thedford
with just over, five minutes
left but MacDonald came out
for his hattrick and with 2:41
left took a pass from Ron
Whetstone and beatClements
for the final tally.
In Zurich Sunday night
Goderich couldn't weather
the first four minutes of the
third period and dropped a 3.2
game to Zurich. The Mer-
chants scored first when Paul
Corriveau took a pass from
Frank Hagan and beat the
game's star, Percy Bedard,
with 1:57 gone in the game.
The lead stood until 2:21 into
the middle s nza when Ron
Desjardino. eat Rick Duck-
worth toti tgame.
• The third' period set the
outcome of the match, Zurich
scoring two quick goals and
holding the Merchants at bay
for the final 16 minutes. Steve
Bedour scored with 48
seconds played in the third
and less than three minutes
later Ron Desjardine scored
again to make it 3-1. At 13:26
Frank Hagan brought the
Merchants to within one with
help from Barry Bloch but the
Merchants coaldn't manage
the tie.
Jim Hayter was named the
Merchant star in their win
over Thedford and Ron
Corriveau got the- nod in the
losing effort in iurich. The
Merchants have another four
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